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Delta Electronics (Thailand) Public Company Limited, a global leader in power management and smart green solutions, has once again been recognized on CDP’s Supplier Engagement “A” List for the third time, reflecting its leadership in climate-conscious supply chain management. This distinction underscores Delta Thailand’s continued efforts to drive climate action through supplier engagement and advance sustainable practices across its value chain.
Mr. KK Chong, Head of Sustainable Development at Delta Electronics (Thailand), said, “We are honored to be recognized once again on CDP’s Supplier Engagement ‘A’ List. As a leading corporation, Delta Thailand recognizes its responsibility to drive positive change beyond our own operations. We believe that meaningful progress in sustainability can only be achieved through active engagement and collaboration across our value chain. By working closely with our suppliers to promote awareness and advance sustainable practices, we can amplify our collective impact, create lasting value for society and contribute to a more sustainable future for all.”
The CDP Supplier Engagement Assessment (SEA) evaluates how effectively companies engage suppliers on climate-related issues, including climate governance, supplier engagement, emissions management, science-based targets, and value chain collaboration. Delta’s latest inclusion on the “A” List reflects its strong performance in climate data transparency, upstream emissions management, and supplier engagement initiatives.
Delta has committed to reducing Scope 3 greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions by 25% by 2030 and achieving a 90% absolute reduction by 2050, compared with a 2021 baseline. To support these long-term targets, the company continues to work closely with suppliers to improve energy efficiency, reduce emissions, and strengthen responsible business practices across the supply chain.
The company also continues to advance circular economy initiatives by working with suppliers to increase the adoption of certified recycled materials, including metals, plastics, and packaging materials sourced in accordance with Global Recycled Standard (GRS) and Recycled Claim Standard (RCS) certifications. These efforts support Delta’s broader commitment to reducing environmental impact across the product lifecycle and strengthening sustainable supply chain practices.
This latest recognition reinforces Delta’s commitment to building a resilient and sustainable supply chain while supporting global efforts to accelerate climate action and achieve a low-carbon future.
